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Destination codes for manuals

Most of our service manuals, parts manuals and operation manuals are specific to particular countries or international regions. To enable easy identification, each area has its own code – known as its destination code – listed in the table below.

Destination codes are printed in the bottom left-hand corner of the back cover of each manual.

Often the destination code is followed by a letter or series of letters in brackets, identifying the language versions which have been produced. For example: SY (J, E) means that the manual is for Japan, USA, Canada and Continental Europe and it has been written in Japanese and English.

Please also note that destination codes are sometimes printed on the front cover, along with a list of serial number ranges. If the manual covers a large number of models/serial numbers, this information will be found on the next page.

 

 

Destination Code	Geographic Regions / Destinations
ET	ASIA
AU, AU4, AUS	AUSTRALIA
BRA, BRZ	BRAZIL
AE, AEP, CE	CONTINENTAL EUROPE
CE7, CED, CER	EC, EFTA
CH	SWITZERLAND
CN, CNB	CHINA
CA, CA1, CND	CANADA
EK	CONTINENTAL EUROPE, UK
ES	SPAIN
EU	EUROPE
FR	FRANCE
G	GERMANY
CEJ, GC1, GC2	EU
IN	INDIA

 

 

IT	ITALY
J, J4, JA, JN, JP	JAPAN
JU	JAPAN, USA
KR	KOREA
MX	MEXICO
NZ	NEW ZEALAND
RU7	RUSSIA
SYH	USA, CANADA, CONTINENTAL EUROPE
SY, SYL, SYM, SYN	JAPAN, USA, CANADA, CONTINENTAL EUROPE
U/C, UC, UC2, UC5, UC7	USA, CANADA
JN3, JN4, JUC, UCJ	JAPAN, USA, CANADA
CEK, GB, UK, UK6	UK
U, U2, U3, U8, US, USA	USA
WW	WORLD WIDE

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What's an AEP model? (Sony)

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My STR-V6 is the AEP model, not US or UK.

What does AEP mean?

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#2   09-28-2009, 08:56 PM

PacificStereo   Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 1,740

My memory is fuzzy on this, but I *think* AEP means Asia/Europe/Pacific, even though there will be also be a separate E model for Europe- never quite understood Sony's logic on this.

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#3   09-29-2009, 07:51 AM

KentTeffeteller Gimpus Stereophilus!   Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Athens, TN Posts: 19,568

AEP units are 100-240 volts/ 50-60 hz. E units are voiced for European tastes. They were usually 220-240 V/50 Hz.